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Exciting News for The Bridge & Tunnel Romances!

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Greer and the gang are heading back to Hope Falls this January! As many of you know, last June my Bridge & Tunnel girls appeared in author Melanie Shawn 's fictional world of Hope Falls, California where artist-couple Greer Langley and Hunter Black delved deeper into their dark and highly emotional romance. I'm pleased to announce that they've been invited back to Hope Falls along with photographer Tasha Buckley and painter Jennifer Okimoto! Call me crazy, but I've decided to make the first romance in the series, Brooklyn Flame, FREE on all digital platforms as a way to celebrate and introduce readers to these fabulous and artistic hipster chicks! Links to download BROOKLYN FLAME: Kindle  |   Nook  |   iBooks  |   Kobo About Brooklyn Flame A burgeoning sculptor in the Williamsburg art scene, Greer Langley loves her craft and has little time for much else. Spending her days locked away in her studio and her nights huddled on her rooftop gazing out a

The Prequel to The Kensington Killers is HERE and it's FREE!

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Grab this book before you go to bed -- Prepare to stay up all night to finish it! I've been hard at work writing the second installment of The Kensington Killers (Crank) which will be out before the end of the year! But decided I wanted to churn out a novella that would introduce readers to Detective Danielle Foster and also, most importantly, be completely free! And Cold Dark Fear was born, a little something to tide you over until the next book in the series comes out! Links to download:  Kindle  |   Nook  |   iBooks  |   Kobo Cold Dark Fear is a stand-alone novella and can be read in under four hours. So tell your friends, share, tweet, spread the word, and above all, happy reading! About Cold Dark Fear A fast paced thriller with an ending you'll never see coming, Cold Dark Fear is the prequel novella to The Kensington Killers series. In Brooklyn's wealthiest zip code, a beat cop responds to a B&E in progress that she expects will be as straightforward